Just got my mash on... Brew Your Magazine's Oatmeal Stout...
• 5.5 lbs. English two-row malt (Subst w/ UK Pale)
• 1 lb. flaked oats
• 0.75 lbs. crystal malt (80° Lovibond)
• 1 lb. carapils or dextrin-type malt
• 0.50 lbs. chocolate malt
• 0.25 lbs. roasted barley
• 6.4 AAU Bullion hops (Substituted with Target)
◦ (0.75 oz. of 8.5% alpha-acid) - 90 minutes
• 4.5 AAU Kent Goldings hops (Substituted with NZ Goldings)
◦ (1 oz. of 4.5% alpha-acid) - 15 minutes
• Koppafloc - 15 minutes
• 1 pt. starter of English ale yeast
◦ (Wyeast 1318 or White Labs WLP-002) (Substituted with Gervin)
The recipe states a 60 min mash, but since I'm doing it BIAB I'm going to mash for 90 minutes, then do a Reviled-style sparge.
I'm using some unfiltered Auckland rainwater... One of these days I should really pull my finger out and start adding adjuncts, ah well one step at a time!
Nice. That's pretty solid looking recipe for an oatmeal stout. A good brew day and a good ferment and you'll have a very nice beer on your hands there.
Brewing ?
The plan is for an approximation of Mr Cherry's B-Sharp
I'm butchering the grain bill - sorry chap - no wheat, Special K, carapils or carared
Come to think of it I don't have any Sauvin or Riwaka either
So it's a real rough approximation.
Going to use the current standard pale base of malturop, Munich I, caramalt and pale crystal with a handful of black.
Then use Super Alpha to bitter and then Motueka with the only surviving original ingredient, the Styrians !
I loved the look of the Styrian Goldings in this, and I loved the Riwaka & Styrian combination in P-Sharp
Ingredients:
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4.64 kg Pale Malt, ADM NZ
0.38 kg Cara Malt (Bairds)
0.38 kg Munich II (Global Malt)
0.19 kg Biscuit Malt (Dingemans)
0.19 kg Wheat Malt, Pale (Weyermann)